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Sounds very similar to e.g. Kickstarter, Indiegogo, GoFundMe, Fundrazr, etc., but on the blockchain. — Would you say this was an accurate summary? If not, what
by jimsmart 4y ago
Sounds very similar to e.g. Kickstarter, Indiegogo, GoFundMe, Fundrazr, etc., but on the blockchain.
— Would you say this was an accurate summary? If not, what are the differences? (key differences or otherwise)
What does blockchain bring to a business model such as Kickstarter/etc that isn't already there? What are the actual real-world benefits?
I've backed products on Kickstarter in the past, and when doing so I know that I am 'one of n' people that has contributed to the goal, and I know what my rewards are. What more would the system you describe bring here? And why would it be better?
You make a lot of bold assertions, but don't provide anything to support your claims. Particularly in relation to risk reduction, and increased products per quarter (whether increased product turnover, or more product SKUs).
I tried looking at your website: it seems to have some issues that prevented my from really being able to read much of it, on my device. Overlapping sections, and other layout issues.
Maybe your idea has legs. Maybe it doesn't. Perhaps you need to work on better communicating the idea.
[Aside: I think your post title should probably have an 'Ask HN:' prefix)